Sentence examples for failure to appropriately from inspiring English sources

The complaint also cites "Yale's failure to appropriately address" several instances of "private sexual harassment and assault," the release said.

Officers are not filling out UF250 forms according to the Patrol Guide's instructions, and this failure to appropriately document stop encounters undermines the N.Y.P.D.'s policies".

The AEC review said it "met difficulty in obtaining the full set of requested records", and that "sufficient documentation was not readily available" due to a failure to appropriately handover documents from staff.

Failure to appropriately hold the Prime Minister's office to promises to stop building, he thinks, will prompt "the recidivists to repeat settlement provocations, encourage the Palestinians to despair of political processes, and significantly undermine the efforts of Secretary Kerry to jump start negotiations" — and, ultimately, "open the settlement-building floodgates".

Of that group, the failure to document in the medical record items affecting patient care was the most common substantiated complaint (79 percent), followed by the failure to coordinate care across disciplines (57 percent) and the failure to appropriately assess or act on laboratory or imaging results (53 percent).

Fear of hypoglycemia provides a major barrier to improving blood glucose control as a result of delayed insulin initiation and failure to appropriately titrate insulin following initiation.

The failure to react appropriately to the October 2003 I.C.R.C. [International Committee of the Red Cross] report, following its two visits to Abu Ghraib, is indicative of the weakness of the leadership at Abu Ghraib...

There was, in the early stages, "a failure to respond appropriately to disclosures of abuse by victims and to give them adequate and timely support", the report said.

Failure to respond appropriately will jeopardise our ability to treat gonorrhoea effectively and will lead to poorer health outcomes for individuals and society as a whole".

The World Health Organisation's failure to respond appropriately to the Ebola crisis has shown the terrible consequences of poor, politically motivated appointments in key UN positions.

In half of these cases, there were missed opportunities to potentially save the baby, including a lack of investigation, misinterpretation of the baby's heart trace or a failure to respond appropriately to other factors.